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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
Rememb r the Last D,y. December eath. IS,

Rememh r tho Last Dsy. December 2fath. 1887.
Upon which the popular Santa Fe route
will run their last low rate SO excursion
10 Southern California cities, also includ-
ing san Francisco. Sacramento, Ogden,
Salt Lake, via the Denver & Rio Grande
to Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Denver
thence TO Wichita returning.
Now then, bear in mind that special
Pullman sleepers viii leave Wichita AZ )
p. m, December 29rh, 1881, through TO Los
Angeles, Cal. without change Diagrams
OF these cars are new open for the reseTva-
ton of berths. These excursion round
trip tickets are good SIX months from date
OF sale Also good 20 days after date OF
purchase allowing Purchaser privilege Of
leaving Wichita any time within the 20
days. or up 10 January 10Th, ISIS, arriving
at Los Angeles.
The last day for the sale Of this SO tick
81 win he Decemb Der 18th. The reason for
emphatically announcing this date as the
last day Is that ali first class
lines forming the most desirable
routes 70 California or Pacific slope points
having positively determined To advance
the round trip rate from SO 70 So on and
after January 1st, ISIS
No change il rates viii occur in cheap
one way excursion tickets, and this Ike
VIII continue As heretofore to furnish this
class with the best accommodation and
free tourist sleepers through without
change To California.
For further information cali upon o. ad-
dress the undersigned at Union Ticket Of
fce. No. - North Nam Street or Union
depot near Oak street, Wichita, Kansas.
doo-4t. Passenger Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
The club shoot at fifteen singles
Not being able to account for sol
misses, another match of six singles was
shot TO taper off with Below is the score:
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.

The First NJ. +. church Sunday school
will, instead of having a Christmas tree,
have chosen the same plan they adopted
last year, that of donations for the poor in
packages and. parcels-provisions cloth
ing, etc. anything that will relieve suf-
fering humanity from suffering cold and
want. The donations will be placed in the
hands of II good committee who will see to
the experimentation and disposal of it.
No one Will question the good judgment of
the Sunday school officers and teachers in
the premises. Then send in your sacks of
flour, meat, potatoes or what not. to the
church Saturday afternoon and evening,
and they viii be taken care of. Be gener-
Gus in your prosperity and teach your chill
dren the same lessons. He that giveth TO
the poor lendeth to the Lord
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
ALLEGED JEwELRY TFIEF,

Yesterday afternoon a man about IS or
80 years of age, well dressed but not of
very preposeessing appearance, was ar
rested in resort near the conner OF Fifth
and Williams. He was at the time en-
gagged in selling jewelry and was taken
upon the charge of peddling without
license Being taken to the police head
quarters his Satchel. a small alligator
leather grip with the silver letters m. c.
upon the side, was examined and within
was found large quantity of
jewelry, silk hankerchiefs and two gold
watches He refused TO give his
name, residence or, in fact, anything that
might lead 90 his Identification: from his
pocket, however were taken a number of
letters all addsessed 10 Mike Cohen"
postmarked at and written from Denver,
Pueblo. Leadvilie and towns in the west
ern part of the state.
\ telegram OF inquiry was sent to Burr
ton. and shortly afterwards the following
reply was received: Not ours, Hamiin
Brothers marx of this place Send de
scription of goods. Gresham & Spencer"
The prisoner was, in the meantime,
placed in thu city prison TO await hearing
today.
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en- for the Daily Eagle.

Written for the Daily Eagle.
For the poor always We have with you"
It's motto of mine, when asked OF the
poor
For the trife of aims, that they seek at
my door:
To give it for Christ's sake, and never re-
greet it
Though some times, it may be, the devil
may get it.
For the Lord hath his poor, as well as the
DEVIL
As we can't read their hearts, whether
righteous or evil;
Whom the Lord shall crown his, in its
great Judgment day.
1t is all very well, to say, be We filled,
And be warmed my poor friend, but God
has so willed:
That nothing but food, shall hunger APP
pease,-
Give money, or food, if the Master you'd
please.
For the time may soon come, when riches
are fed,
And in hunger you too, may be asking for
bread;
Then do now your sowing, o, We sons, and
We daughters,
To gather it then from the infowing
waters. p. a. LOCKE.
WEST WICHITA. Dec. Goth. 1857.
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NOT IN THE CONTRACT.

Yesterday afternoon Il man came into
the office of County Attorney Jones and
said that he wanted some one arrested.
He came, he said, from the country, and
was induced, through fiattering represen-
tations made, to purchase a certain res
taurant on Douglas avenue. No sooner,
however, had he taken possession of the
property than bills commenced coming in
from all quarters, and soon he found out
that everything in the establishment, even
to the carpet on the floor, was mortgaged.
The necessary warrant was issued and the
old gentleman left, apparently assured
that he would soon be avenged for the
fraud practiced upon him. The officials,
however, are not so sanCuine.
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BIG BUILDING.
A Scheme on Deck for an Insurance Company
Erect a Building in Wichita.

''Let me tell you big scheme" said a
ness yesterday. II suppose you are will
ing to hear of great enterprises, and l
imagine that sort of news is valued more
highly in Wichita than any other, as bust
ness here is the main thing that attracts
attention. propose to give you no wind
but something of solidity, and like many
of the schemes in Wichita it has founda-
ton and only little time necessary for
contamination"
1.-The matter refer to is that fire insur-
ance company, one OF the largest in
the country and one OF the first to
come to this town is figuring on
erecting building here You know what
that means. If they decide to erect a
building in Wichita it will be the best
building in the state They don't take a
second place to anyone or any corporation
on buildings when they decide to build.
Everyone knows that the finest buildings
in eastern cities are owned by insurance
companies. If they come to Wichita they
will put up building costing not less than
$50 co.,
On being quest joined as to the growth of
the movement, he said: "a company is
considering the proposition made by its
agents at this point to guarantee certain
amount of business here if they will erect
the building OF course the company has
the money to do it. and the company COM
ing here with building will
have business increased from this entire
section of country. This fact gives the
agents reason for coming forward with a
business. OF course the agents think they
can make it, and from what learn [ think
the company is looking fayorably upon the
proposition. We will know in a few days
and If this don't catch them now. they will
be approached in way very soon that
viii bring them here with several dollars"
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The COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT

The argument of the demurrer in Miller
vs.. Friend was commenced yesterday morn
ing. Mr. !. " Humphrey opening for the
defendant and was followed by james r.
Comfy.
In the Wichita Plumbing Company vs.,
jerry McCarty judgment was rendered for
plaintiff for $500
In ;. W. Smart vs.. Durby, Garner & Co.
judgment was entered for 81 ,142. y.
PROBATE COURT.
". W. Hays made settlement in ,the
estate of Otto Walter; insane
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
70 the following: c. J. Lawson and Matte
Armstrong, both Of Wichita: Henry {.
Parker and Z. Blanch Shade, both Of Null
vane: George Lavel and J. Smith, both of
Wichita; VIM. o. Leary and Idell Morals,
also both Of this city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
IMPORTANT SUIT.

Mr.. c. s. Eichholtz has brought suit
against ". J. Wilson. Of Wilson * Co.
for S2l, 900, charging him with fraud and
deceit
1t seems that some months ago the two
gentlemen had trade in which Eichholtz
gave 23l lots in this city for l,s1G acres of
land few miles north of Houston. Tex.
belonging 10 Wilson and which the former
claims the latter valued at Sl5 per acre
Mr.. Eichholtz some weeks ago visited
Houston and took look at the land and
claims that most of it is under water and
al is slough. On returning he entered
suit as given above,
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DONATIONS FOR THE POOR.

WICHITA, KAN, Dec -. 1851
AT the Methodist Sunday school last
Christmas we changed the order Of exer-
cises, and instead of giving out presents
we solicited donations 10 be used during
the winter in relieving cases of distress in
the city. Not only members of the school.
but many outside sent in donations OF
flour, meat, groceries, provisions and ord
ers for coal. These things were malicious
" distributed during the winter. and
many eases of deStitUtion We're relieved.
Ne VIII make the same arrangements
Tor the coming winter. Exercises at the
church saturday evening. December 94th
Donations viii be received all Of Saturday
afternoon at the church. One gentleman
sent in a wagon load OF -four last year We
want some one 10 do the same thin.. this
year. We especially request contribution
Of -four and orders for coal.
". l. STANLEY, Supt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
THE WICHITA MINISTERIAL AsSoCIA-
TICN.

The Ministerial Association OF Wichita
held an interesting session in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian church last
Monday afternoon.
Chancellor Everest read an interesting
paper on The Observance Of the Lords
Day from a Biblical Standpoint" This
was followed by another able paper by
Rev. DR. Hewitt on 'sThe Observance of
the sabbath Day from a Secular Stand
point
These papers ELECTED warm discussions
by nearly all present, showing a diversity
oi views on some minor points but a
marked unanimity upon the sanctity aud
divine authority OF the Lorl's day lSun-
day. as a day 10 be observed by borh church
and state for religious instruction and rest
from II! secular labor
A committee of three was appointed by
the chair 10 devise means 10 secure, if pos
sioie. the better observance OF the Lords
day. in our city. The committee was in
strncted TO report at the next regular
meeting, and it may he expected that SOME
concerted action will be taken by this body
in reference 10 this important subject.
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RAPIDLY INCREASING.

G. A. Blinn & Co., on Maple street, re-
port business booming in their line. 1t
viii be remembered they located in the
city over year ago, and from a small be-
ginning manufacture today more syrup
than any other factory in the state. They
have now seven travelling men on the road
covering all western Kansas, into ColOra-
do and New Mexico, to the Territory and
Texas. The company think it quite proba-
bic that they viii add one or two more
travelling men in a few weeks. Their daily
output is several hundred gallons.
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REAL ESTATE

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
day:
j NJ Vandoren to F w Slower, ne Z
sec % q 3 500
NJ L Ericsson TO A L Lindwall, lots
9 to Is inclusive blk 10... 1000
Chas ; Eieholtz TO Harry ) Eicholtz,
lots I TO Is inclusive, blk - Eich-
oltz' 2nd add Observation-Disclosures. i
a ID Wheeler to Geo II Mitts, lots IL
and 10 blk and Is and 20 blk u
Wheeler's add. 1000
l. B Grafton to ID c Mcintosh, lots
10 and y blk 4 Fairview add ..... 400
Chas g Craig to Sarah NJ Stevens,
lots - and "A Exposition ave Law
rence's End add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Mary Z Bidwell TO James Tapp lot
lQ3 blk Orme & Phillips add 49,. 500
Agnes I Davis TO VIM Gerlier lot
blk College Hill add ............ 1900
Oscar A belong TO NJ McCann lots
II II IS IS 80 Fifth ave Thomas
Note consideration in deed from c W
Hareley to Georgia -Hareley filed yester-
day should have been $4,000 instead Of
81, 500 as enormously published.
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Y. NJ. C. A NOTES.

Next Sunday afternoon Chancellor II.
w Everest, Of Garfield University will
deliver special Christmas address at the
young mems meeting at 4 o'clock. The
meeting as usual, will be held in the
Presbyterian church. a very cordial in
vitation is extended to al young men in
the city to avail themselves of the priv
lege Of hearing the address.
These meetings for men every Sunday
continue to be we'll attended and full OF
interest. The attendance is just about
double what it was this time last year.
Last Sunday there were 1913 present.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

Yesterday afternoon complimentary
dinner was rendered two popular young
men, Mr.. VIII Beatty, of the Wichita
Wholesale Grocery company. and Mr.. y.
H. Greet, cashier of the Wichita & West
ern, upon their departure, the former for
Omaha and Chicago and the latter for
DUBUQUE, Iowa, to spend the holidays.
Covers were spread for eighteen Of the
more intimate friends of the two gentle
men at Hotel GondolfO. The dinner con-
sisting of several courses, was well served;
the company pleasant, and the occasion an
ENJOYABLE one.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
MASONRY.

Wichita Council Knights Kadosh \.
and A. Scottish Rite Masons, j. Giles
smith Commander, conferred the 10Th to
the Both degrees last night, at the temple,
East Douglas avenue, upon the following
candidates: j. p. Allen, J. II. Alley, O..
d. Barnes. c. w. Biting, II. L. Goodrow,
r. A Hall, T. Jewell. c. NJ Jones, d. a.
Mitchell j. H. Mccall. J. T. Oldham,
NJ j. Oliver, +. Ross. G.. |. Ross, a. Steel,
w. H. Sternberg, o. B. Stocker, +. l.. Til
linghast, G. \. Walker.
After the comforting of the degrees the
brethren partook of sumptuous banquet
in the hall of the order especially provided
for that DurnnSe
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PERSONAL.

G.. W. Appley was up from Harper yes
terday.
C. +. Mead, of Abilene, is at the Man
haitian.
Chas. We'll goes to St Louis to spend his
holidays
I'D. McCune was down from Topeka
yesterday.
w c. Hinkson, of Pierce City. was
among yesterdays arrivals in the city.
John f. Stewart, of Wellington, was in
the city yesterday, and paid the EAGLE
pleasant call.
Mr.. I. " Bowman, of the Gandolfo
Stables left for a months visit to his home
at Augusta, Maine.
William Cotter. who has been sick for
some time, was able to be at his place of
business yesterday
Captain w. F. Tibbitts, the genial trav-
cling passenger agent Of the Denver 81 Rio
Grande, is in the city at the Manhattan.
P. H. Goodrich, Topeka; L. f. Hearne,
Cincinnati, and L. A. Alderman, St. Louis,
We're yesterday registered at Hotel Gan
doIfo
Miss Ida McKinnie, of the high school,
leaves today via the Fort Scott route to
spend the holidays with her parents in
Cincinnati, O.
ID. Martin of Pennsylvania, brother of
our feFlow-toWnsman T. p Martin. who
today, after making some good invest
ments in Wichita realty.
Mr.. and Mrs Olds, of Brooklyn, who
have been in the city visiting Mrs. Odds
parents. Commodore ard Mrs Woodman,
returned home today They were accom-
panied by Miss Ray Woodman, who goes
east to attend school near Boston.
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Q'IEARY-NORAIS

Mr. William O'Leary and Miss Idell
Morals, both of this city, were yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock united in marriage
by Justice Barrett at his Office
Both of the high contracting parties are
known in this city; the groom is from ST.
Louis but has been engaged here as con
tractor for some time. They left last even
ing for a wedding tour through Old Mexi-
co, expecting to make their home at Il
pasO.
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TURN.vEREIN VOWAERTS.

The above named German Turner
society elected their officers last evening
for the next six months as follows:
First speaker, Joe Weiss.
Second speaker, John Weger. q
Receiving secretary, Otto kock.
Financial secretary, IL. S. FRANKIE.
Treasurer, Otto Zimmerman.
First instructor, Henry Billman.
Second instructor, \. a. Herrig.
Hall manager, Z. Bogdansky.
Library, Joe Brand.
Banner carrier, John Schmidt.
Trustee for eighteen months, John
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EXCURSION SCHEME.

Yesterday gentleman connected with
the new opera house enterprise stated that
arrangements are being made for running
excursions TO the city on the occasion of
the opening of the new house; excursion
tickets TO last three Or four days and Civ
ing rates from radius of hundred miles
On that occasion good attraction at the
old house also and making the event very
pleasant for the city and surrounding
country. Some parties have the matter il
hand and think they will succeed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
Special sale of Hats ard Bonnets

On Thursday. December -, the North
Market Street Millinery Store will put on
sale all their felt hats and bonnets at cost.
Prices from one dollar up. Also all
their trimmed hats and bonnets at cost. \
nice trimmed hat for $50: viii charge you
nothing for trimming This special sale
will last until January ], 1855. Don't for
get the place-corner First and Market
streets. Debt
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Sheriff'S Sale.

District Court. Sedgwick County, Kansas.
John Il. Ellison * SoEs, plaintiff,
James o. Hanlan, defendant.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued cut of the
District Court sitting in and for Sedywick County.
Kansas, wherein John Is Ellison x sons are plain
Tuesday, the 2nd day OF January, \. D. 1855, AT
O'Clock p, at the Sheriffs office, in the city OF
Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale public auction 10
the highest bidder on thirty DAYS tine with good
security. the following property:
A lot of tailors goods consisting of cloths dress
goods. thread. buttons etc. and VIII be sold salts
fy said order of sale.
Sherf's Office, Wichita. Kansas, Dec. 81 n D. lSS,.
". W. HAYS
Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas.
BY \. T. BROWN. Ender-Shertf.
Go RDoN & COFFIN, plaintiff attorneys. sOlYS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD.

The entertainment given by Billy Ar
lington's Comedy company at the Craw-
ford on next Monday night for the benefit
of the Benevolent Home, will be assisted
by some of the best home talent. The
Lotus Quartette viii appear. This quar-
tette is composed of Messrs. A L. Craw-
ford, B. b. Hull, B. B. Oushman and VIII
Bracken. Mrs. Crawford will preside at
the piano.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
riot Court, Sedgwick County, Kansas.
piaintif.

District Court Sedgwick County, Kansas.
E. L. McPhetridge. plaintiff
James O. Uanlan, defendant
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out of the
District Court sitting in and Tor Sedgwick County,
Kansas. wherein +. L. McPher-idge Is plaintiff and
James o. Eanlan is defendant. wiz. on Monday.
the 2nd day OF January, ISIS AT o'clock p n. at
the Sheriff Office. in the city OF Wichita. Kansas
offer for sale. at public auction, TO the highest bid
der, on thirty days time with good security. the
following described personal property:
Forty four pieces of tailor dress goods, appraised
at S290 and viii he sold satisfy said order OF sale.
Sherifs Office, Wichita, Kansas Dec. 81 :. d. 1SSs.
W. W. HAYS.
Sheriff Sedgwick County. Kansas
BY T. +. BROWN, Under-Sherif.
GoRDAN 6 COFFIN, plaintiffs attorneys - lM
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ladies of the Woman's Relief Corp
will meet at the residence OF Mrs. DR..
Stoner. 623 North Main street. THURSDAY
afternoon. December 22nd. for the purpose
of sewing for the Blocker girls. Members
are urged TO be present Donations Of
clothing VIII be accepted
Mrs. HATTIE 4. STOSER. President.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

There viii be a musical and literary en-
terJainment given in the new Christian
Mission hall, No. iii East Douglas ave.
Friday evening, December BIRD, 81 Doors
open ST 80. exercises begin at O'Clock.
This viii be a very enjoyable entertain
menL Some of the best talent Of the
city will aur.sar
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WICHITA GUN CLUB.

The regular weekly shoot OF the Wichita
Gun club was held yesterday at the
grounds in Riverside park. Though the
day was fair, most of the shooters were
slightly off their base, as is attested by
the lowness of the scores. Whether it was
the extreme cold or the deceptive influ-
encs of the snow it's difficult to say. \
warming up match at six single birds re-
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BORN.

Jas. A. Mcleod, the popular salesman at
Luttrell Bros store, has happy smile on
his face. It's a bouncing Wichita belle,
and tipped the scales at eight pounds.
Both mother and daughter are doing well.
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WICHITA AND SUBURBAN NOTES.

The Wichita and Suburban cars have all
been supplied with heating apparatus
which, during the last few days, have
made them quite comfortable
Some more cars are on the road and are
expected to arrive in few days.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
BLAN * ETS /!

We place on sale about fifty pairs of white
and colored blankets away below their real
value. White blankets only SI.oo per pair,
just think, an all wool blanket. twenty-five
pairs of California blankets Mackinaw bIan.
kets. A little money will make you confor-
table these cold nights.
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Dissolution Notice

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between c. b. Campbell and c. c. Kenyon
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
c. G. Kenyon retiring from the business.
Wichita, Kan, Dec. ~ 1881.
{. b. CAMPBELL.
30-2& &. {. KENYON.
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WICHITA & SUBURBAN.
Nice Warm stoves.

Cars leave the post Office, corner of First
and Water streets every hour, commenc-
ing at 40 a. IN. until 1910 p. m for Fair
mount and points between
LEE TAYLOR, Manager.
Office 211 North Main. room I. 3gLtf
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Justice Walker last evening united in
marriage Mr.. c. J. Lawson and Mrs.
Matte Armstrong Garrison, both of
Wichita.
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DIED.

In this city on December 2Oth. az her
residence lte East Third seet, Mrs. En-
ma u. Burden. II asthenia following
typhoid malaria fever, aged 20 years. for
merry u Metropolis. Illinois Papers Al
Metropolis. Illinois. Cadiz. Kentucky. Pa
louise City, Washington Territory. please
COPY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

VIII Beatty leaves this forenoon for
holiday trip, expecting, however, TO return
about January 1st and resume his former
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

4 large skating party of ladies and
gentlemen were on the Little River last
night. The Waco avenue electric light
proves very acceptable for such Occasions
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

This is your golden opportunity to hear
Burdette's most popular lecture Rise and
Fall OF Mustache," in the First Presby-
terian church FRIDAY night
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

The last excursion TO California via the
Missouri Pacific eft. Scott route" for
December will be on the Goth
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MARRIED..
POWER-OTT.

PDW EIs--VII.
Married on the evening of the Goth inst
by Rev. +. !. Brown, at his residence, IA
South Douglas avenue, William NJ Power
and Elizabeth Oft All of Wichita
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

The two story brick building, corner of
Williams and Fourth is now completed
and ready for occupancy.